steinm has some big words for our micah materre. hoping to become the next mayor were the first hurdle to get past could be rahm emanuel. >> good evening i'm micah materre. >> i'm mark suppelsa. our top story scene across the country, these meetings. >> reporter: i just got off the phone with mike quigley who met with emanuel today to talk about the race, the kind of campaign they'd like to see, and the kind of mayor they think chicago needs. it is all eyes on washington tonight. the question becoming less whether rahm emanuel will seek chicago's top job but when he'll make it official.

>> i'm told that he's all but certain to run. as you full well know, in that once the senate is gone, this is going to happen pretty quickly. >> reporter: a -- emanuel's been reaching out talking with quigley today and davis last flight. >> we talked about the kind of campaigning that should take place and that every effort should be made to have erroneous relationships. >> reporter: early on the top aid met with jesse jackson jr. looking to set a civil tone for a race that now appears over before it begins in jackson's case. reports of an improper relationship with a d.c. area hostess delivering a fatal blow. >> this is an issue of character. it's an issue of to family and faith.

>> reporter: late today an ap report that tom doddy is all in. he says not so fast. >> a lot of people have come to me and it's been very flattering. i was told i would look at it. it's an office i felt i could do good things at but i wasn't ready to make the decision yet. >> reporter: and looking like he's on the campaign trail for a long time. luis gutierrez. he's yet another politician who is carefully testing the waters. >> here's what i have done. i opened the campaign fund. we put $25,000 in the fund to pay for those posters and t- shirts and for the operations. we're going to go out and poll. >> reporter: a will the -- lot of polling going on. told us in this studio today that she loves the job she has now but has refused to rule out a run for mayor.

>> thank you. 82 years old and a veteran chicago politician is running again. the oldest member of the city council wants an 11th term. he feels his experience is needed because of daley's retire. >> a new mayor is going to need someone like myself to guide him. this is going to be an awesome responsibility. >> the people on this ward are very much ready for a change. they're ready for someone with a vision, determination, someone that's going to be very service-oriented to the people. >> or her. his youthful opponent could be tough to beat. he won his last election by just 700 votes. man accusing of doing everything from assassinating mayor daley painting the water in chicago remains behind bars.

sami samir hassoun faced a court today. he requested a psychology evaluation. the attorney reports he is competent to stand trial but things need to be considered. 19-year-old george lash was shot by officers at the 55th street station. they called police saying he had a gun. he pointed that gun after officers and that's when they shot him. the lawyer for the victim's parents spoke with two witnesses who say they never saw lash with a gun. those witnesses were not interviewed by police. >> we've had a summer of violence between citizens and police officers. what i'm afraid of is because of this violence that the police are not rushing their critical judgments too quickly. >> it's not safe.

not for the people or police department. >> victims parents say he was trying to go back to school and get a ged. cta officials say train cars are not equipped with surveillance cameras but the guard stations have them. what the cameras show backs the police's version. here we are in september. the state reporting the first death related to west nile virus. the victim is an oakbrook woman in her 80s who was diagnosed in august. there are now 14 cases reported around illinois. more than last year. but human immunity and spraying efforts have kept it relatively under control. surveillance video could crack a burglary at an apple store. at 120 west jefferson breaking through a glass door before 5:00 this morning. an officer spotted the damage and called it in.

it's not known if the suspects were caught on camera. still ahead: a massive recall of infant formula. we'll tell you why similac formula is being pulled. last week a postal worker gave her kidney to someone in need. they'll talk about it. we're down the list in many, many ways. >> women's right activist gloria steinm is in town. she's weighing in on everything. well, another one-day heat wave and another round of storms potentially is in the forecast. i'll have details and all of the forecasts of the coming week ahead. are you suffering from frequent heartburn?

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questions citing his fifth amendment right. they did hear from salmonella victims though. >> that requires the producing before they leave the factory reward those who do the right thing and punish those who refuse to do so. >> the house leaders say this outbreak is painting a disturbing picture of american egg production. tonight beetles in baby formula. a recall of similac, the best- selling in the u.s. abbott labs are recalling the powder formula. due to the detection of beetles and larva. it could cause a stomach ache but not a serious health risk. they were sold in the plastic containers and cans. abbott has the refund info online information and a consumer hotline number. 89868850.

we'll put it on wgntv.com. the the unpopular law still has him playing defense. the president in virginia today defending the legislation. the president says it's an important step forward. >> you have some basic measures of protection in interacting with the health care system which means that you're not going to go bankrupt, you're not going to lose your house if heaven forbid you have an accident. and you're able to get quality care that you need. >> here are some of the changes you'll start seeing tomorrow. parents can keep their adult children on their health plans until age 26. insurers can no longer deny care to preexisting conditions. and the kidney transplant with the postal worker looks like it has a nice ending.

>> julie unruh has the story on the two ladies who are now bound by the generous gift of life. >> hello. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> reporter: arlene hoffman doesn't have a shy bone in her body. the 54-year-old postal carrier stopped by northwestern memorial hospital a week after surgery. >> the kidney is the size of the human fist. >> reporter: arlene and her surgeons say she is doing great. she donated to 49-year-old jane delimba. she used to deliver the mail to her in the estates and knew she'd been sick. hoffman saw delimba was in need of a kidney. last week she told wgn : >> she needs it. i can't put it in words. i mean, she needs it. she's a good person. she deserves more than what she's been dealt. >> reporter: today a week after

the transplant, both women are on the mend. >> it was -- yeah. it was a bond that's going to keep on growing. >> reporter: here's the fascinating part. these ladies weren't alone in the operating room. there were eight patients in and out of surgery all day. four kidney donors, four recipients. it took about six doctors 12 hours to complete the exchange process. because they weren't a medical match, doctors did a swap of sorts. her kidney actually went to elizabeth simms. and delimba received hers from 35-year-old yvonne foster. a moving experience at the hospital. >> thank you. >> reporter: today they all met for the first time learning exactly who gave them new life.

>> i feel blessed that all of us was able to come out of it like we did. and i just like the way god put us all together. >> reporter: northwestern memorial used a computer to put them together. but doctors there hope the program will grow. >> it's possible an exchange may involve people who are geographically remote. >> reporter: creating more opportunities for people with big hearts and a kidney to share to change a life. even long distance. julie unruh, wgn news. still ahead: one on one with one of the leaders of the feminist movement. gloria steinem sitting down with us. and trying to keep the dream alive. supporters regroup after this week's loss in congress. [ bubbles ] ooh... ÷÷úú

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themselves. he says it ends with development and not relevance. a new book on the president says he and his aids are deeply divided on the wars. in it woodward writes that the president insisted on a timetable and then withdrew because he was worried about losing support. the book also said top members of the national security team don't believe the president's true buildup strategy will actually work. she was the leader of the feminist movement. a force to be reckoned with. years later she's just as feisty and steadfast to get everyone on a level playing field. i had the opportunity to sit down to tea with gloria steinem and a group of journalists. before the tea, we sat down for one on one. >> reporter: gloria steinem was

a face for the feminist movement. today at 75 years old, gloria steinem is still fighting for equality for women but mostly for everyone. although she does believe we've come a long way, baby. >> look how far we've come in 30, 40 years and project that into the future to see how far we can go. so we can get to a place where there is a family leave and parental leave so men are raising children just as much. >> reporter: she came to chicago with a group of journalists and for candidate giannoulias. >> he reminds me of kennedy when he became a senator. he is full of energy, great on every issue. by great i mean he represents the majority views. >> reporter: steinem don't hold back. weighing in on this interview

on a ton of issues. including the chief of staff rahm emanuel. >> he sort of didn't choose the right person in rahm emanuel who is not known for being pro- woman. perhaps you have an outplacement service here if you get him as mayor, you'll get him out of washington. >> reporter: but the one person he thinks should be in washington for a while is president barack obama. >> i don't think anyone or earth could do better than obama in the situation. he's doing the best he can. >> reporter: as far as the women in politics like sarah palin, steinem sees it as a win- win for the right wing. >> it's kind of a sign of success that they have to get sarah palin. people who do not represent the majority in the hopes of confusing people. luckily we're smart and it's not about getting a job for one woman, it's about making life more equal for all women.

>> reporter: she does get heated when she talks about bill brady. >> probably if one were to look at the whole nation is the most against female equality of any candidate in the nation. there's not one single issue on which he represents the majority view of women. >> now, we did put a call into bill brady's office. we got this quote from a spokesperson. gloria steinem is not a registered voter in illinois. perhaps that's why she's not familiar with bill's record. bill is fighting to improve illinois' jobs climate so that women and their families have jobs annuitants. she was a very interesting woman though. still very feisty at 75. can you believe it? >> looks great for her age. as for brady, they could not be polar opposites on the political spectrum. coming up: free beer just

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matters. a new study finds the older you get, the slower your reaction time even after just two drinks. study participants were below the legal limit yet 61-62-year- olds were significantly impaired after drinking two vodka juices. the reaction time cut in half. they were more likely to hit obstacles when walking and their gait was altered. think your doctor's giving you good advice? check out their health first. a university of michigan study finds doctors who are overweight do not counsel their patients on being overweight. a physician's confidence in giving patient advice was directly related to their own personal habits. keeping costs under control. as we head into cold and flu season, a way to stop the spread of disease. they've developed a new drug

that stops droplets from coming out of the mouth when they cough. they say suppresses droplet emissions. the medication is in the early phase of development now. but doctors say their study paves the way for mass marketing. they're currently moving forward to develop a spray. they believe it will stop the spread of pandemic outbreaks and they think it will protect doctors and nurses on the front line of health care. these droplets in the air, they stay there for hours. so if someone is coughing with disease, and you walk in you may get sick. >> thank you. up next: chilly day in chicago. but we're not done with the summerlike temps. forecast next. plus a chance of a lifetime. local kids singing backup for a rock legend. ♪

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there is some margin of error there. time lapse cameras caught what started off to be a pretty brewery looking day over chicago. we had a lot of cloudiness. there's a cloud or two out there but it's just partly cloudy out at the moment. we will see the skies cloud over again tonight as thunderstorms roll east through southern wisconsin. there's a slight chance some of that energy may effect the northern suburbs later on tonight. we're thinking probably the stormy weather will hold off until maybe tomorrow night or into friday. temperatures today up to 74 degrees. plenty of cold air up there in canada as it's making it way down the central plains. some of that air will be effecting us over the next seven days but not thunderstorm. look at these tonight. we have fallen to 65 at the moment with dew points in the low 60s across the area.

that produces a mild overnight period. winds have been off of lake michigan all day today and the water temperature is 68. so that's had a cooling effect around the lake front. those areas adjacent in the 60s. there's that cold air. watch it slowly through the animation. you can see it's moving across and settling over the chicago area that following tomorrow's very warm high temperature. then retreating allowing a bit of a warm up but more cool air is coming in over the weekend and the weekend beyond. the weekends both look chilly. the next one after this next one looks very chilly. this is a map of present watches and warnings and so forth. this green area up to our north, those are actually flood watch areas. this is the reason. area of showers and thunderstorms that's tracking

through southern minnesota into central wisconsin. it is moving east, but the southern edge of that may expand a little. so we'll have to keep our eyes out to the northern suburbs tonight. meanwhile, back in nebraska, showers and storms there as well. some of these big hail producers. we're thinking that some of this is actually going to make its way into the chicago area with time. now, there have been 146 severe weather reports across the country today. 85 of them damaging wind reports and most of those coming out of the northeast. that line of storms, showers and thunderstorms finally making their way into the atlantic leaving it rather messy i suspect on the roadways through parts of pennsylvania and new york state. there is the computer animation. you can see the storms headed in our direction. expect to see them over the next 36 hours. forecast for tonight skies will be mostly cloudy. showers are possible. low 64-68. later tonight a front will pass, our winds will turn

southerly and hold the temps up a bit. and storms will spread through the area tomorrow night. southwest winds still fairly strong and another breezy day expected friday. again, storms possible on friday. probably friday morning through about midday. but it looks like it could be good storms between thursday night and friday. the bigger news, micah, the heat back tomorrow followed by the cool followed by -- well, we'll tell you in the seven-day forecast in about ten minutes. >> thank you. keeping the dream alive. coming up how undocumented students plan to revive legislation that could eventually lead to their citizenship. and why paris hilton can't go to japan anymore. it's back. blackhawks are back. and so is dan roan. >> the hawks are back.

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the dream act died in congress but not in the hearts of its backers. the immigration bill that would have made undocumented college students legal. >> lourdes duarte is here with more. >> reporter: thousands of undocumented students are thinking what's next? the much talked about dream act got shot down in the senate. today a group here in chicago rallied yet again at graham park to get politicians to keep fighting. [ up with education, down with deportation ] >> reporter: the dream act was added on as an amendment to the defense bill. the bill helps undocumented youth, it gives them a pathway to citizenship if they were brought here under the age of 16, have lived in the u.s. for

five years, don't have a criminal record and choose to go on to college or the military. on the house side gutierrez has been the biggest advocate. he says he plans to keep on fighting. obviously nothing will happen before the november elections, but there are already talks to reintroduce it. that is welcomed news for the thousands of students who have been keeping their eye on the bill since 2001 when it was first introduced. >> yesterday the futures of myself and others were voted on by officials. so i will not talk about the dream as a piece of legislation. it was a symbol of hope from those who graduate from high school each year. >> we think the parents is engaged in this fight. i think he's kind of been on the sidelines but now he's truly engaged and i look

forward to going back next week and sitting down and figuring out what steps we can take. >> reporter: critics of the dream act say several things. one, that it adds to tough competition getting into students and financial aid. and it opens up amnesty to immigrants. the entire view of gutierrez will view on sunday night at 9:30 on cltv. >> also heard critics pointing at harry reid. the democratic leader trying to ram it through the defense bill too quickly without enough debate before they killed it. >> reporter: many saying they were trying to ram it through so others wouldn't see it was on there. >> thank you. taking a look at stories you'll find in tomorrow's chicago tribune. michael madigan is the illinois speaker of the house. does he face a challenger in

the november elections? meet the ordinary guy taking on a political powerhouse. and in tomorrow's red eye: chicago's recycling smack down. there is a warning about doing it saying the city could lose money as the price of recyclable materials rise. blockbuster may be checking out bankruptcy. they could file as early as wednesday of next week. sources say blockbuster working to develop a plan to free the company of debt, allow them to keep some stores open. it's been losing sales for years for customers switching to red box or netflix. the company will owe $900 million up front if they mississippi -- miss their payment. since the wing opened last year concrete floors have cracked, the metal fins on the

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♪[ music ] >> reporter: the kids of endure productions got the chance of a lifetime. they were chosen to perform with the wall, a rework of the stage show that's only been performed 31 times all based on the pink floyd cd. force the kids and their leaders stop by the wgn morning show today to perform and told me what their main function is. >> it's a nonprofit organization and we teach kids for free. we teach them professionally.

so all genres of dance and then they launch an amazing production in the summer. >> reporter: did you even know who pink floyd was up until you got this? >> not at all. >> no. >> reporter: yeah. that's from when i was your age. >> my dad talks about them a lot. so i said i'll do it for you. >> reporter: you can see my full interview with them on wgntv.com/deans list. they're performing again with roger waters through friday. dean richards, wgn news. paris hilton turned around at the tokyo airport and headed back because japanese officials would not let her in. because of a recent cocaine arrest. she was supposed to promote her fashion and fragrance line. also canceled in malaysia and

indonesia. kfc is taking their advertisements to the behind. yeah. kfc is recruiting college women about getting the word out about their bunless sandwich. by giving them sweat pants with double down on the behind. the 540-calorie double down consists of two chicken breasts, bacon, and cheese and no buns. >> should ask gloria steinem about that. this bud's for you and it's free. anheuser-busch will give out free beer at participating bars and restaurants in what it's calling budweiser national happy hour. they will be given out. the largest beer company hopes to help their sagging sales. jim ramsey knows it's not quite miller time yet because

he's got the seven day for us. >> yes in 25 minutes we will experience the autumnal equinox and a harvest moon. we're going to harvest some rain in probably the next 24-48 hours. right now the rain is occurring in central wisconsin. rain and thunderstorms and they're listening to thunder also in central nebraska. a number of large hail reports and heavy rain experienced with those storms. here in the chicago area, the headline a hot and humid day for tomorrow with a chance of a shower or thunderstorm. good chance seeing that in the north suburbs in the beginning. but then into tomorrow night and friday, storms a real possibility. temperatures cool off after tomorrow to a high of just 74 friday. then really chilly over the weekend only to rebound monday

through wednesday. by the way it looks now like next week beyond the one shown here will also be chilly. we'll be watching that in the days ahead. >> thanks. tonight's photos of the day segment begins with your back on your feet run for the homeless. >> plus the alligator found in the burbs. give yourselves a round of applause. [ cheering ] >> motivates me to keep coming out and do this and better myself and keep myself off the streets and try to have a future for my family and my kids. >> come on ladies, let's go! have the experience and knowledge to assist the new mayor. to have -- face the responsibility.

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hay did. they kept the cowboys on their heels. cutler working the quick hitters and able to step up and heave it down field. in theory, this offense should improve week to week and the players are fully invested. >> this year i think everyone will 100% bought in months ago. when he got here and implemented this in the offseason, i think guys said there's a lot going on here. there's so many opportunities he's going to put us in to be successful. for all positions everybody included. >> you're not going to come out and line up exactly like you want them to line up each play. so we got to go to the sideline, look at pictures, make adjustments, stuff like that. our coaches did a great job of that. they get us set to go out there and be in the best possible position to make a play. hockey is back. the stanley cup champs back.

2nd period 1-0. set up sharpe 1-1. then what they'd been waiting for, jeremy moran leaves it and taser buried it. the hawks lose to tampa bay 4- 2. what do you think? should the bulls give up noah and others to get anthony? they probably could if they wanted to. but while i'm hearing that deal has been discussed by the crew, the thinking is now they will not move noah to get anthony. want to scare a kid? turn him loose on them h im. promotion sponsor bid the bulls bulls kia motors. we talked to him too about this potential deal with denver. >> it's always a strange

feeling because any given day you can always get traded to a city. a city that you don't really know anything about. my goal is i want to stay in chicago. and i think i can do something special here. i hope that i can be part of that. on the day the sox broke their eight-game losing streak, ozzie says he wants to end his managerial career in chicago but he wants an extension and there is a rumor of a possible move to miami. ozzie disputed that and said he's selling his house in miami. base hit to right. alejandro scores after some bobbling there to tie at 3. then mark follows up with a long one to center. beckham pinch running scores from first base to give the sox the lead and the win for the

first time in a week and a half. full moon over wrigley tonight. the cubs continue their winning ways in september. 3rd inning kosuke fukudome launching. the cubs up 1-0 there and throwing leather against the giants. castro diving to his left and shoveling to darwin barney and that's a double play. cubs win 2-0. tyler colvin out of the hospital and back in miami. and back to the blackhawks game. they had a couple of fights. and brian biffle was in the middle of this one. they get them pulled apart and when he gets back to his feet, his back sticking out the back of his sweater. i guess it's the exhibition season for dressing yourself too. >> you like those fights, don't you? >> i love them.

i look forward to those. >> don't we all. >> that's the news for this wednesday night. we're glad you shared time with us. i'm micah materre. >> i'm mark suppelsa. see you back here tomorrow night. look, we've all dealt

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